Every now and then I would here a bang on the glass tops of my tank, he could never get out but he was just a small guy.
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Proof Of How Powerful Jumpers Silvers Are
- Thread starter littlewangzfan
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Wow, how much does that cover weigh? Looks hefty.
After seeing this (and hearing about so many other people's experiences with "jumpers") I'm convinced drop-eye in Aros is a result of scar tissue built up from repeated trauma to the upper eye socket.
Does your big fella have DE?
After seeing this (and hearing about so many other people's experiences with "jumpers") I'm convinced drop-eye in Aros is a result of scar tissue built up from repeated trauma to the upper eye socket.
Does your big fella have DE?
sorry here is the thread about my 300 gallon...
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?552299-300-deep-dimension
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?552299-300-deep-dimension
I have a net rated at 200lbs or so with one inch holes... it will be hooked around the tank with super glue hooks on the black trim. This should work. It still has a little play so if he jumps it will flex. Also going to make a lid with one inch foam under it.. foam is water/non toxic ( but I don't know if that for humans) try and mak something like this. I thought avoit the heavy lid but didn't want to make one up. Also mine hasn't jumped once in 6yrs.
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its no silver aro, but my 2ft long saratoga decided to try and jump away from my RTC and broke my lids and was out on top of the tank flapping around.... was lucky i was watching the tank when it actually happened i would have never believed it otherwise...
